New music from depths of the mind of Josiah Wise who’s proven himself fearless with his style and his message. His latest, “Suns Die In The West,” gives us more of that style and message. We’ve been mightily impressed with his BLACKMAGICKMONDAY series, fusing styles across R&B and gospel rooted in jazz with classical undertones, Josiah defines a distinct […]
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Josiah Wise has one of the most extraordinary voices in music at the moment. We’re glad that he’s back after a brief hiatus to dazzled us once again. Carrying on were he left off with his unique and thought-provoking BLACKMAGICKMONDAY series, we have a new track entitled “Sign Of Submission.” As well as his own solo recordings, […]
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I have absolutely no time to wax lyrical about this EP, but I guess there’s not much to say. Little Simz is, undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with and following her appearance on Channel 4′s Four To The Floor this week, she has also been nominated for 2 Mobo awards (Best Hip Hop Act and […]
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Blue Daisy returns to us with a new EP, entitled Mermaids and it’s an impressive addition to his catalogue. He’s been putting together a less aggressive sound in some recent tracks like “Fallin Circles” and on the title track from the EP . But he still also maintains that signature rugged, sinister sound that made us […]
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Dutch-based singer/songwriter/producer Gia Koka might be little known, but her lustful debut track “FCUKU” is so comfortably assured that it speaks like an old friend. ‘If Jai Paul & Aaliyah had a daughter, I imagine this is what she would sound like” says Gia after being asked to describe her sound. Opening with an eerie synth, Koka […]
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Our girl Mélat is back in action. Hot off the heels of her ‘Side B’ series, the lovely Austin, TX songstress once again pairs up with producer Jansport for a smouldering 9-track project called Move Me. With the current deluge of aspirational singers attempting to create experimental R&B by carelessly applying drawn-out synths and dark vocals, it’s good to […]
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Take a listen to ‘warm’ by The Neighbourhood. Linking the black and white aesthetics of the group, the track delves into a shadowy downtempo jam with woozy beats spearheaded by soft drums, crisp guitar work and a haunting melody. Not to mention those foggy vocals. Towards the end of the track we get the added bonus […]
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This is the debut album from emerging production duo The Code. After hearing previous singles, 1|11 is everything I had hoped for. Downtempo, experimental electronic music that’s hauntingly sexy. Over the course of the 11 tracks they experiment with intricate and bold deviations in the sound they have created for themselves – deliberate, tempo slow, and electronic. Skipping […]
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